TTUS Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering - Public Art Statue
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- TTUS-COE-PUBLIC-ART
- State
- Texas
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- UNSPSC codes
- 93141700 Culture
- 82151502 Lithographers services
- 82151505 Ceramics makers services
- 90151502 Historical or cultural sites
- 82141500 Art design services
- 82151501 Painters services
- 82151509 Public or outdoor artwork or decorative fixture installation and maintenance
- 90151500 Tourist attractions
- 82151503 Cartoonists services
- 82151504 Sculptors services
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- 82151507 Textile spinners or loomers or weavers services
- 82151510 Art installation and picture hanging service
- 82151511 Technical service for art gallery and museum exhibitions and collections
- 82151512 Curatorial service for art gallery and museum exhibitions and collections
- 93141701 Cultural events organizations
- 93141712 Protection of intellectual or cultural property services
- 93141703 Art related services
- 90151501 Museums
- 82151500 Visual art services
- 82151506 Glass blowers services
- 90151503 Zoological garden or zoo
- 93141708 Museum services
- Point of contact
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- Alexis Henry alexis.henry@ttu.edu (806) 834-6109
Opportunity details come from txsmartbuy.com. Updated .
About this opportunity
Texas Tech University System is requesting quotations for a public art statue depicting Edward E. Whitacre Jr. for the Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering, with quotations due July 10, 2026.
The scope calls for a bronze or comparable material sculpture approximately 7 feet in height plus base and pedestal, with delivery and installation included. Prospective bidders must demonstrate experience with large-scale public sculpture commissions and capability to work with bronze or alternative materials meeting public art standards. Pricing should be submitted as a comprehensive quotation covering design, fabrication, delivery, and installation costs.
The contract term extends through completion and installation of the final artwork. The project is funded through Texas Tech University System internal sources. Selection will evaluate artistic merit, technical qualifications, timeline feasibility, and cost competitiveness. No incumbent is identified; this represents a new public art acquisition for the college.
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